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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHlyGToX Dec IA decision rendered by tho
United states supreme 10 day tho hsbeas corpus
case Of Andrew Sawyer Mayor OF Lincoln Nebraska and
OF Council Of that CITY on October 81 last
Judge Breuerothe URei states Circuit Court for the Dis
Nebraska, issued restraining order TO prevent tho
Mayor and Council o. Lincoln from declaring v-caut
and relln ty appointment the Office OF Police Just
zee OF sssl city, Parsons The M-vor and City
Council disregard OF the restraining order removed Par
sons and app! ned Judge Brewer ueenpoD
5000 contempt and caused them 10 be arrested
thrown prison held until they should The
hns They petoaed he United supreme Court to
corpus ant that to-day granted rule 10
why should not ISSUE retunabe on
DecemberI2
The other business transacted day as follows:
No3A Tte Florence Mini & company appellant. sgt
Buwn. receiver otc Argument continued by Fran
Wing Tor He appellee and concluded by Harvey d.
Gonlirr tor tho app-aat
40 o. Tn. Texas .ad 81. Louis Railroad COMPANY
Missouri Arkansas, pIiRf IN erro. agt tie C.vrland
Rolling Mu Company In error 10 TIE Circuit Court o tho
United the Eastern DtTCtoi MISSOURI Dismissed
with under Rue IN
Company llpted nIinta IN error AIT HI q. Hughes.
Thomas MIX CuYlsr Tor tho plantr IN error
AMI bs J Y 10 pa Tor the DESCENDANT IN error
"" 10. Ih- Amercn2 Railway Improvement company.
nlAhiif agt Se} mour d. Carpenter AMI otter.
Pis,cd Tor settlement
SO gi The Leather Iauufaciurrs National nank plain
IN IN srfor. at The Msrc.aat, Natoal fank Argmmont
.un Parsons fJr the platif IN error and
TN ~ John r.. Buirl. for the defendant IN error
A IA MoGtlY.
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mr. LOW FOR SENATE PRESIDENr

THE CONTEST r r. sPEAkER SILL LIVELY.
Senator fIssru has Withdrawn candidate for
President pro e OF the senate. lc1vus senator LoH
%! tie OranseSuvan district. the sole candidate. Mr.
Low sAG yesterday: Unless some neg con'lAa Ion
shOul be made think shal. Jc elected Jy support
seems struu.." Mr.. Low a -.ia In 1sG-.'- and
az in ~ 1881 -. Onl: so1-r cqu.ls him IN
length OF service In The Senate. From the talk of the
Republican senators, IL b. clear that Judge Robertson
viii h@ oil place Chairman OF the Judiciary
Committee, Senator sloan his place chairman OF tAc
Finance Committee. AM Senator Hendricks his place ~
chairman oil the O. mlnl;tec cities
The coming election OF John :. Kenyon Clerk W the
Senate 10 be conceded anl that of Charles A.
Chlcke. ing - Clerk Of the Assembly.
not contest for the sp aHer-hip OF the Assembly Is
in prO-resh between James ". Hustled ani Fremont
cole Tie 1cus ~ both uc are hard At Work for tncm
in the inferior 81 the s,ac. Joru l. ri,it. ~ The
POughkecpsie Eagle" has suddenly abInlpucl all
thought OF becoming canii late for speaker aud has
OUT IN his newspaper for Sir IdnfrI, dec airing
that Ac has been exceptionally successful prcs Ing
officer
Assenbyman Knapp. ~ Delaware County, cams 10
tho city Yesterday Whrn asked mis- choice fer Spa
he replied ." shall supper: Mr.. cole. ana have 50
him.
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POLICE CAPTAIN ROBBINS REIIELD..
his APPLICATION SAID To BE FASTENED DY
CHARGES AGAINST HIM.

his APPLICATION SAID To BE FASTENED Dr
CHARGES AGAINST HIM.
Police Captain John NJ Robbins. Of tho fremont
squad was retired yesterday on pension Of 1000
per year. on his own application. He viii DO sixty
years Of age January l. and he has been OK pcctns
retirement under the sixty clause" In the Pen
sion Law but his application for a pension was hast
cncd by charges that had been made against HIM
Commissioner Porter opposed to letting him get
off without trial aud punishment The other mem
bers Of tho Board decided that II was better to get
rid Of Robbins when they had the opportunity. The
complaint against Robbins also involved Sergeant webb
and four rounds men In tho precinct II IS alleged
that the force ia fremont had become sadiy drhI al
ICED because some of the policemen werc protected ny
pohblus Webb and tho rOundsmcn In neglect OF duty
while other policemen who wcro Dot IN tho ring
were treated severely The Police B0afd yesterday
directed superintendent Murray to send 10 iho iIe
nut station captain VINO has enough executive apii
nv ia get tho force there under good dheipilhe
~ Cantafu Robbins was made a sergeant IN INC oiu
,,,p',,i.n force and was retired on pension many
wears ago lie afierwad became cAPta.u VI ,io U
,sa,ia nnIIce and was brought back INT" tho new,
York force by the act Of the l6gisialuIo sn n'v +"
MnrTisanla and other parts OF Westminster 'ou"'' ~
fle
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
EpIxrf.rn Dsc 1881.
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Doc 2 tSp,ciaD.-At one moment to-day ~hoat
.,oyes an advance OF = cents from the opening ahi
= a. .,y,rc. ~ |, CENTS There was range ot2 ceuts
the top and Of wheat aud range Of 90
cent. between the top the bottom OF cora Between
hese xtremes mere thousands Of transactions come eth
hugo ones that gave each noa cut itte anefe, pn"ss
lie nil MAJ wheat opcuod ~ "a. cents sou
down TO sl'. cent. thea shot up a,
o." e.rt. and ceased teS ccnis ~
nrre, showed cent decline from tho top ON to
cn,h m. uric. wa. shade better. s5r0c1S cents no
si.r s,rtimo ,ou be bulls lth argued At
ih corr Al So cents aud great speculation golhs on mo
n,,cs ~ wheat 4, bounf To gooi ncal Lis's!.
Inc opening WAS % cohts tor Nay shd on loons seq.
a.. tna INC. went to 53S cents One O. t!"so
ms.,eTiou. waves OF buying took 10 sud"esY from
That figure and carried up past % een,s
how.ver was 80 The receipts uero only - cars
D., are au Win much ach'ny IN rr'ty
'th,r put ON tho floor The stos Is Of The Prov, o.
published In tho noIn'HS ., Lap oo csmts or
S, b,A inst the epposts influence Tho result Vas tha'
nv pork III sls NJ January lard 81 - JHh
sLot ribs ~ 20 rh,se were About the hgufss VI
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LOSSES BY FIFE ~ VARIOUS PLACES

sPrI>GtIEiD. Mas. Dec. 2-Thc Krlham AMI Ohm,
stead block almost destroyed BY fire. This morn-
The loss reach OOOD. NJ which $4,000 Ia tho
building Tho Winthrop club will lose about $4,000.
HEITNl. ARK Dec. Fire yesterday destroyed three
buildings Of he sutherland College near thi, ely.
Loss. $1,000; LiulHncc. $1,000
OWENsEoRo. ~ Doc. 2.-firo hers Yesterday 10
sr,,el bic warrllo containing 80 isas OF hay
Loss. $1,000, insurance. $1,000.
FuEr DouGE. Iowa. Dee :. The agricultural imple-
mcnt house, and contents OF Granger < Mitchell and
FrAbts Co OF this cry we're burned yesterday. Less
$1,000 insurance. 5000.
Flrr WORTH. Tex. Dec IL nr0 started Yesterday
In T. H. E.glc.tpns grocery store. wach destroyed two
bls~ka Of bl llngi II. Clark iloIc. atwOstorT hotc
wa, tho largest bu.lias In tho burned district. The
charfrl remaIss Of a Truman form found 40 the
rl.cc where bOI-ln, ho 80 h.S stool Theodore and
,or.c Cornwall huruct by powder explosion ia
Iselcs,pns s'oir The 's' loss IS placed At $50 O.
with insurance ot tl1.i1o.
IslrLYiNs. Mich Dec > The situation At the C.lu-
met and lccl Hac, srpwin. Serious. CNrboEic acid
AS and S.a.a arc briug sant down two shafts OF
the 4, A unei AMI shafts OF tho !cca mines. The
L ., tao pip-, carry le ths sn seam has been IN
creased smoke Is Issuing FROM The crsvices IN the art
of he calumet snIft- Ihe inlns auiOil-
is. refuse to ave tho reports II tie temperature ~ any
Of The shafts Ihr -ltutiOnl 80 serious that there ~
TAN ~ noolng the mine VITA "itS bht ths Viii NOT be
10 until al tho other measures tat
WoopvILlH y. IL. Dec. 2.-rns combined freight and
passenger station OF this White Mountain division " tho
Boston and o,gall Railroad hsr- burned this morn
my with It's cDnlant., consisting OF trcght aud eir''s
matter A,i,t4nt superintendent IN hal an oiicH N
ne bIitn. a.l II hs bn.ks were Ic,OJci Iae los
is heavy en- freight aud express matter The valuable
records and books were LOST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The nv.sgat in regard 10 the parentage OF the chd
cainei by mor'.rrs a mulatto and the other
rev. has been decided hy justice Barrett Who yesterday
confirmed report Referee JOIN J. Nea pronouncing
LITTLE grl the daughter Of the coorei woman. Sarah
Samne, An ori-r ma 10 directing ta tho child, thus
ec r be eo Lee ami not Yetta Broisky be returned
mother, jennie Lee coloei woman, 10 whom
II fiych its u.Oticr s0Je t,meagn
The Ru'tI dragged along YEARLY before Irferec llal
- thsu-r-s i>F AFTER MIS- becher,
a dressnAxer. testified Glazing fress, 'or Emily
tot how tbr girl alTavs aprea,ei happy and
csnfo-tsbi, her The Will he resnucd
MnnaIv when bIth sides promise evidence absolutely
N2Tng he question whether Eofy Entiec was OF w0
cot NJ. trrateh By her OIotheI.
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IorJAL TO ANY NAPOLEON OF FINANCE.

In tho snit brought by Marcus Hnliugs against Mrs
Sophronia Twltchel OF No i4Gi Pschcs brooklyn. in
supreme that city the valuc OF 9G?S
share. capital stock Of the Marposa Improvement
COMPANY Of valued 800 each. judgment
deln yesterday for the full amount Of Soa 300
Tho painn alleged that Mrs Twitchen claimed to be
lroser ant abs TO negotiate and ntused
to pay $4,000 cash and 100000 in
property and hat tho he hers when
made IIo usir,el that Mrs fwItcIeI
failed Of AMI p.roprafed u H. Ter oM uso
Judgment also lay defiant BY the West Nrgnz
Impf.s.nsst rnpa.r - 4 Mrs Twitshei to
So 1GD value 81 hrer first mortgage
ntrustcd her rs Mr Hnl.ngi pr sdent OF
ccmp~ny, negotiate OF which she failed 10 make any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
FoRMALLYLAUycHiyG HE cHURou CUB.

Tho Church Club has formally launched itself by
the adoption OF constitution which the result
VI a meeting Wednesday last al No. "a Lafayette
place Tho constitution declares that tho object OF
the club shall bc to promote the study of the his
tory aud tho doctrines OF tho Protestant Episcopal
Church, and TO stimulate the efforts OF churhmen for
her welfare and for tho maintenance OF the faith"
Any baptized layman OF the church may become
member Of the club by Affirmative vote OF four
fifths OF the members present at regular meeting.
Tho annual dues 80. to be paid or before St
Andrews Day" Regular meetings VIII lie held On
the last Tuesday In each month.
The following officers have been elected for the
year: President, Everett p Wheeler; SECRETARY, J.
blcccker Miller treasurer James Burt; Executive
Committee, John Alexander BeAl, Hugh n: Camp,
George Zabriskio John BROOKS Lcavtt, Austin Stick
nov, Beverly Chow and Robert c. Fisher. Commit
tees hAve been appointed to consider what actIcn
tho club should take IN regard to mission work. to
literary work. TO tho discussion Of social questions
and to benevolent work these committees s,s 70 re-
kTho Protcstant Episcopal Church Club instead OF
Tho Church Club was voted down after much dis'
cussiOn
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TO SArL FOR NOME TINS MORNING.

Archbishop Ryan, OF rhilate phia, and Bishop Ryan,
Of Buffalo, who arrived here Thursday on their way
10 Rome Will sail early this morning by the scrNia.
they have had busy time since they have been here
and went onto the steamer last night tired ont with
their alo.S. They celebrated mass yesterday In tho
rrivac ch pei q archbishop lssn with whom they
have been staying. after which thoy received many
friends aud then competed PREPARATIONS for the vOy
age. Father KOgdan, oi Castle GAden, secured state
rooms Nos 10 and 20 for them and the adjoIn
ING for their secretaries delegation OF estsVi this
city ard from the country were entertained AT Arch
bishop Corrigsn's palace In tho afternoon ard after-
ward accompanied the distinguished chuIchmcn 10 tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
PROHIBITION AND NEGRO EQUALITY.

AsuEyIGIE, \. C., Doc. THE southern people are
beginning 20 fear that the Prohibition movement Will
result eventually in tae social enfranchsement of the
csorsd The Cut-en. Of tnis city, says: Tho
friends o. 20 l lAy the North need not despair
u 0I-c'is ,aer aims AT the south Inc Prohibition
contests bringing things 10 that snt sooner than
they had believed When IL comes 10 pass that negro
are cUurioi AMI cAressed when white ladies after
AMI hcseech Il cir votes nd aelr favor, TIE men
min dos very far 81. AMI the ioa anu the
i.nib soon lie down together" Thi, will uniodo.-
sdly be strong argument WITH the iignor men As q
pro niurnt cIIoscl OF th, town .ai tho e-Est day n
HiscAs adopt proniUtiob tncn b. thr Eternal
sab vii drluk day anl aisht 10 show our suOe
rlDiity.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
s,. SO. 81. 5ss. $50. $50. ssl. 0ls. $50.
A CHURCH. PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS

4 II 2 II IT 7 I1Vf M 7 'II7f U4s' II-'-'t HH
The west twenty fth street United Presbyterian Con-
grasatlon has sold It's property tho north side Of
Twenty nth-s. ll5 feet east OF seyenihavs., TO the
rector church warieas and vestr OF 81. Philips
Church for sIs 900 Tho property has frontage Of
feet inches 10y - feet inches. William kevan lent
~. Phiipis Church STOOD the property for two
This property conveyed TO IT. Phelps Nhursh
for rll 900 by H. &. OBsSn feIeiee IEc nOItgsg- IS
gwen 10 the payment OF part %, lie purchase
money This Is sUbjec. 10 $1,000 loan made by Gsorge
Ross to CL.rss DsnOrn 1893 and anOhor for 5000
In 1850. made BY the church to william Kevan. Tho
deeds were registered yesterday In tue registers OiNce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
CLANS or rHE AocEDU0r Contractors

CLANS or TIE AQCEDUOr Contractors
Tho Aaueluct Commission Committee ant Cos'ro. or
Ioou and Assistant Corporation Counsel Dean csanird
v.,tsrsv the hearing in tho case OF tho sqncduct con
r,cor. clau. OF tho contractors tsrc rsro present
Ieman CLARK AMI John iirlcn, Ms-'rs. MacBean and
Peokwih of Brown. Harvard CO.. and Col'nsl John IT,
Nasuer Brown Howard & CO. AMI Vbrien Il Clark
admitted their claims Ia vritns The Commissioners
declined 10 make public the letter ~ tho contractors he
for. Tuesday next wh-a tho committee will most again
Meanwhile copie. OF tho letter will lie made and furnished
10 zach OF tho committee Including the Controller and
CORPORATION Counsel. Chet Engineer Church VIII exam
40 tho basis Of tho claims m' by tue contractors ana
,scsrai. "A near as bo the AMOUNT which Will have
10 he paid the disputed calms Iha claims NOW intlo
y tho contractor; arc decided reduction from those
originally made Dy -smo OF thrm , , . a.,
Mr MacGeau ~ Brown Howard & Co, said 10 tho
conmt.e Yesterday that lie did not sssts any OF MS
cl,In what ne had hclna-dsd WAS slmrs Justice lts
was willing however agrees To What the majority OK
tho contractors deemed fair ono OF tho contractors sA
that The bsis Of their claim was the excavations ana
asonry 1lly necessary for the sqled Iot Thoy only
,sk.d pay for tho oty hal roesigsd The entire
amoawt would lie less than Sl,OOOo00 which the Guy
will DO called on 10 pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
MOST ISSUES 4 Manifesto

nE SAYS THAT HIS CONVICTION WAS rrRsrcr-
TfON AND WILL ONLY DRAW MORE FOLLOWERS
To Mn.
From Tho Tombs ycse day John Most sent out mani
'tsto 10 The pnJllc lie hr.t that "so-caled
Sc,icn wa' persecution. AMI DIVIDES m hts reasons
Tor this iu'o nine divisions. He accuse, tus press
Demanding that 10 should bc victim becIu'o he - the
ie Of the Anarchists After hi< Liberation from prison
asy-. te persecution continad and he misrepre-
ntcd IN various ways lie continues:
II II be remembered that the notorious Inspector Ron
n-' ~ ti.icsgo entity 10 Sew York have
with the police ohca AMI have l-nrncd
from rrabe that tcse sat tIrLel aro'
eEtia- yriy the AnafCAis prTrocupn ari
VS. frequently mentioned with particular warmth
10 The course o. !ncryie~ which bonh. had with a
OF The New York ChCt.p
thai mt,r a. Hoouudfe remarked cyrc
av Mos ~ &c med lie ~ bound 10 he srrsst~.l
aud sian la i'i auce OF bsng lvachcl
arrested u not u,het Tho oi
m arrest act on account really spoken bu'
lvinR me oTd Of Novelbcr ~ wh.,h A.
soroborafel bY two polio
WHO pl-.-l i've .-r mot AZ The mer.-n. AZ I'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
srrnEYrs 1Y 4 ONESS 1OURNAKRNE

The Columbia College chess tournament uhdor 'no
auspices OF the La Bourdaunais CHESS Clup' was o'e
a, m. college ON Thursday night, and will continue Tor
,,.o ,vs.ks There were sixteen contestants. ana n
preliminary round OF games was begun ont was no,
oon,peted All who are defeated In both games VII,
drop out OF the tournament ana inc rest VIII ~,
ars NJ rounds for the best two out OF three games
Only one player Is left All who have been deeasea ny
ns,. for The seccnd and third prizes Eighteen dollars
have been speDt On przes which arc set OF ossS
men, Arst tennis racket. second' anu ''"'"'"
third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
TOTAL ABsrrNENcE IN DUBUQUE.

DUBrQUE. Iowa. Dec. 2.--Ihe Catholic ChWrcn OF this
cry has started movement IN favor OF total abstinence.
IL Wa CAtheirtt the O.hor day mat
otal abstinence ,ety woul De ORGANIZED next sunday
The Bishop IL wa: a,ly oVnn,nded Tor hls action by All
good citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

Los ASGLLK-. Doc loving 10 vsrOOs causes hsl
license successful Ia THIS ciiy. aoTsmsut
T. therefore, foot looking 10 the better enforcement o.
ac la1. ts Pruposei hat tue license Or paid yearly
in advance instead OF monthly a. sow, aad that all
hpuor-sellers whom licenses granted be pat uner
sbcr the law, 10 l. aso proposed 20 suppress
all unlicensed saloons PiohIbitisnIss .ld
innrrrnncn mon arr unitch IN tkis InuYeMeat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

Tho committee On Harvard Examinations TOT "onc"
+, thi. city which Is trying to ra'e 'ehsafsnp
ia nd for tho support OF siudeata Jei AZ inc
Annex IL now made up Of the following memoer'' i'
,m.. ru.n colns treasurer; Mrs. II. r. Pellew. hrs
a n Putnam, Mira L. 4. Wheeler. MRS =, u.ors
Mrs Kinnieutt. Mrs. Garfield. Mrs. 'n.lis ~ NJ
Miss r. f. Minturn. Miss q. IraVer'. nss ~. w.. ''
uiss J. L. Dcianeld, Miss l.. Butler ana Mi'' 'So""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
x1,nu ,rr4rHER ON TILE ATLANTIC.

No disasters have yet been reported here from h'
.c.u, svcro storms al sea- yet nearly oil tho vessels
mat arrived at this port yesterday had been damaged
more or less by the high winds and heavy seas inc
steamship Croma Captain Lord, from Loth' aco''ann'
had ono OF her life boats swept away 1y Storm ms
20 encnuuered on NOV cnber 60 ana also sus,hInol
GOOD deal of othor damages Tho Advance ironi ~"
I.nriro net terrific gales of ST. IhoHas' INC aa
80. ,r,m NE leo also had hard time OF II win asto'n
nn SIND Kew on Novon Der 20, which bT"ho her man"
a LII 1IlInn Of her hAIlS.
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HER HUSBAND. MONEY AND JEwELRY WENT

SIZE Fl VND THAT III HAD A WIFE AND TWO CHlL-
DRrN ~ HUNGARY -SEEkISG DIVORCE.
When Mira Matilda stern. handsome AMI welltodo
wbov thirty five gears Old was woaei and won by
she believed his representations hat he was
n wssthv Hungarian banker Tley were married In this
September Is 1886. ater brief courtsbp He had
cay anc he told her that no was about "a
esiahl sh hcrc branch Of hts banking business egave
him $4,000 TO deposit his name IN the German saw
Ing Bank to b. usei IN hs business. On the morning Oh
January 1885 lie kissed her tsnderiy at the nat which
They occupied No 29 East Eighty eighth st, and started
select place Tor essbls ing his branch bank
di back. Iii, wife fouul q at her watch and
eHery missing Then she went for her lawyer Benjs
min Hoffman. tcuni tat the missng husband d
drawn a balance Of s44G0 frcm the bank ami hal sailed
under a fA,so the French steamer GascoSnc on
the when he al last been ~ his vile 4 detective
employee bv cac follow ri the fugitive iroH avTe 10 Bud2.
II frBd tl,f he hal vile AMI Three chl
The New York ne followed Inn and 70 ng TO Bui~
Pes;h confrsnfoi adv ennrer Ho had Disguised HIM
self but sire him and hAt him arrested on
Charge "f returned 10 her - 90 am her waich
AMI 1rWe.r'. hat shs pressed her g arge ne
was sent 10 PRISON October ]. 1886 for two
ThIs husnrss accOmpl shed She returned IN ths
ani -. Lesn suit in the SUI reno Court iot
nf lie. marriage. Her lawyer Yesterday OBJ
Justice Parreft orter 10 serve the papers on
toe defendant by Dublicaton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
THE Court OF APPEALS.

AtRAvY >. In mo Court OF Appeals TO-DAY tho fol.
Town arkusl
No J3> lhe Mutual LIE Insurance Company appellant.
OFT ~Aral l. ah; nan mt Others, rcsp1Eteat~
No 100 l.. Htish respondent, asL the super
YisOrs - ~drttl-u county respondents
80 III ~ I'm lark al ellAGi, agt the Su eryisors
OF sAfatrga County. respondents.
Ma 4s2 houry i. Fisher appellant. ag tnoch H. Bishop
and Othrrs. respondent.
No 2os Leslie O. WeaI guardian etc. ard others appel
lnts sgt William T.. CSntNel, euTSIviEg executor, and
others, Ie,puuients
Following lay of the Court OF Appeals o
December ):
Nos SAG 547 53j 53J 552 5jt 5js $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
JOHN q WORKS TUyFRAL.

The funeral OF Joha G.. Work took place yesterday
morning at hls hsuso, No 10 Fi'iaave The Rev. DIR.
John Hail. OF the Fifth Avenue PresbJ terian Church.
onciated A select quartete sang he hymns Asleep In
Jesus" There 1, Night IN Heaven" and Abide In
Me" DR. Hall delivered touching sulssy ON the dcai
M and pronounced tho bsreiictnn Thore we're but
few iinma1la;o relatives and fIi.ads present snong
whom were Judge Noah Davis f. +. Marbnry anu Henry
VI. Alexander -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
THE MASSACHUSETTS LAW woaxs WELL


BOSTON, Mass. Dec. 2.-Ihirt3cn out or tao twenty
three c.te ~ HAsAohIse gave ms,oros a;anst The
liquor ir.io last Tho liquor nieA are making
shurts 10 rccapturc ihssc cues, although II
the lvcrs,l testimony Ia these cltcs that The anti
liQGo Law worked great .OOL But probably that
Why the NO. mon want 10 PEI. No INV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
IRT STUDENTS TO HOLDI RECEPTION

The Art Students League will give reception to-day
nj the now rooms OF the association No li7 Ea't 4"eh
ty-thiri-st In the afternoon tho rooms VIII DC '"ro"h
Omen 10 sie II from oihsr schools and In the evening
20 ,n.uh.r. md THAR friends. There will bo erhibi
lion pictures by Walter Hhirlaw. Ksnyon CsI, VIII "
Chase Carroll Bcekuith and ether instructors Oh '"o